Even though it's mono, if I plug in a set of earplugs or headphones, will the sound come through both sides of the headphone? Thank you.
35736
My ear buds are just one, so never have tried 2. I can hear just fine with one.. Just used them in our Choir recording!!Bought the ear bud through Amazon too. Hope it works for you!
35737
Everyone is correct; however, Village Elder posted the most useful answer for this questioner -- buy the cheap stereo-to-mono adapter at Radio Shack to send the signal (same mono, not stereo) to both sides of headphones or earbuds if you want to hear the music/talk in both ears. Otherwise, you get sound only in the left channel from this unit.
35738
Not in my experience. I use an inexpensive set of earbuds from Target, marked left and right. The mono Sony only comes through the left side. Fine for me because I never use both sides at once. So I am not "missing" the right channel, I am getting both through the one I am using solo.
35739
If you have stereo earphones (all new ones are stereo) then you will need a stereo-to-mono adapter plug to convert the earphones to mono and hear the sound out of both the left and right. I bought my adapter plug at my local Radio Shack.
35740
I regret to say that I do not know. I have no way to test this unfortunately.
1856624
I know there are dual plugs that you can plug two earphones( buds) at the same time and you'll both hear the same thing at the same time. ;-)
2023318
I'd like to know the same. It happened to me exactly you described and my headphone only plays on one side and it's very disturbing to have to fixed it every other stroke.If you find that out let me know. TksClaudia
128884
Check your sound options...there is no reason "just the headphones" would do this
1683878
The source from the mono mic you plugged into the left will be routed to the left channel, and that from the mono mic you plugged into the right will be routed to the right channel. When combined by the proper recorder, it will produce an audio track with left and right channels.
48487
You would have to have a special cord that would connect from the PC to the speaker. We use this application on occasion. The cord we use is a mini plug to a quarter inch. You have to set the PC to mono or you will only get one side of the sound which doesn't seem like a problem but often times music and movies have vocals or instrumentals heavier on one side than the other. I hope this helps! Have a great night!
1677839
It just so happens that I have two of these and a Y-jack for headphones, so I tried it. The requirement would be that you have a splitter (Y-jack) plus two USB ports available for two speakers. It did work, and of course was louder than just the one, but wasn't true stereo. I previously had a Y-jack that split stereo to mono, but I'm not sure where it is. If I find it I'll post the results here. Bottom line is you can't daisy-chain these, but with a splitter or even mixer (why?) you can make it work.
1602974
No, it's mono equipment. You can connect something like a MP3 player with a splitter (so you don't miss a channel), and adjust volume separately, but it has one EQ only. It works the same for all channels. In stereo sound, the only thing you'll miss is the panning effect, but besides that, the sound is really good.
1151189
Sure you have both right and left channels and the left channel is the mono out. Headphones too.
390144
I am pretty sure you would hear mono but in both ears. (It won't mysteriously become stereo)
2108965
I have not tried a headphone, however with my electronic experience, I believe that with your standard stereo headphones, the sound will come from only one of the earpieces. Radio Shack may have an adapter plug that could send sound to both left & right channels. You must keep in mind that this radio is one channel referred to as MONO, whereas STEREO is two channels. Hope this clarifies your question.
1196417
Well, a 3.5 MM plug is too big, so I'm guessing it takes a headset with a 2.5 MM plug. I don't know if it's mono or stereo. Next time I order from Amazon, I'm adding a Monoprice 107121 2.5mm Mono Plug to 3.5mm Mono Jack Adaptor, Gold Plated and hoping it will work. Monoprice 107121 2.5mm Mono Plug to 3.5mm Mono Jack Adaptor, Gold Plated
1339725
No. This item is completely useless. This is not a pass through adapter, it has a single channel filiment unless you are playing your audio on mono you will not be able to hear the other channels. This will not work with any other adapter/accessories such as card readers, camera flashes, or even the standard headset that controls the volume/skip.
1476400
From what I understand, the duo covers BOTH ears and the mono covers ONE. Hopen that helps.
344938
I'd never given any thought to this until receiving your question. The unit only has a socket for the mini-plug as is used for headphones. I just tried plugging in a desktop speaker from a "all in one" type unit (w/radio/cassette/CD) and it played just fine - BUT keep in mind that only one speaker can be played thru it, and even if you use a "Y" adaptor it'll still come out mono. So the short answer is Yes, with limitations.
1206141
these are headphones, designed to allow you to hear the device that they are plugged into, not noise blocking. I think that this and ear plugs would be acting against each other.
2185918
You can, however it will only play through one side of the headphone because the device only plays mono.